Значения термина academic book на английском

However, reducing the price of an academic book does not increase the market for it.

Jim Zarroli: It's a very academic book about the convict-labour system in the south after the Civil War.

A recent academic book on the carnage bears the title, The Hardest Fought Battle of World War Two.

She also wrote an academic book after she and two master's degree students conducted seven years of research.

This is not an academic book.

Finally, like most academic book projects, this one has absorbed more than its share of my time and energy outside the office.

He believes he is the first person to have written an entire academic book chapter on the word from a linguistic perspective.

There has been an unfortunate uptick in academic book bannings and firings, made worse by a nationwide disparagement of teachers, teachers' unions and scholarship itself.

It is also one of the most cited academic books of all time.

Photo: supplied Bridget Williams Books has a reputation for publishing cerebral, historical and academic books and personal memoirs.

Academic book retailer Blackwell's has a student price-match guarantee for any books found in Amazon, Waterstones or WHSmith.

The guidelines stipulate that academic books used primarily for teaching or lecturing students, and journalistic work, are excluded from the scheme.

A GROUP of 18 secondary school pupils yesterday became the first students worldwide to replace their academic books with electronic devices.

Officials also scan the device for specific sets of files, including "Islamic extremist content", as well as innocuous materials and academic books.

To us, school had been a place in which we learned lessons from books-booksof arithmetic, books of grammar, or other purely academic books.